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Symmetric encryption, used for data storage only loses about half its key strength to a quantum computer, due to Grover's algorithm. So if you are using a 256
by MattPalmer1086 1y ago
Symmetric encryption, used for data storage only loses about half its key strength to a quantum computer, due to Grover's algorithm.
So if you are using a 256 bit key you're still fine. Even a 128 bit key would still have 64 bit strength, which would still be a huge amount of work to crack, even though theoretically possible.